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    Pullups, Chinups, Dips etc. VS Weight Training

    If someone does chest and back on Monday would it be a bad idea to do bodyweight exercises like pullups & chinups on following day? (Not on a regular basis)

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    I would not do the same muscle groups two consecutive days. Why not incorporate the pull ups into your chest/back workout and take the next day off, so you can grow!!!

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    Thanks

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    Sometime's i've done weight and calithenics in the same workout, a nice combination. For chest, presses/flys combined with pushups/dips, or rowing combined with chins.

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    I wouldn't do dips the day after chest for sure.

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    I keep dips and chest quite a bit apart. My split:
    Mon: Chest/Biceps/Abs
    Tues: Delts/Shoulders/Calves
    Wed: Rest
    Thurs: Triceps/Biceps/Back/Abs
    Friday: Quads/Hams/Calves
    Sat/Sun: Rest

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